Jabra 6430 user manual High capacity Jabra Go Installations, Making and changing Connections

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7.11 High capacity Jabra Go Installations

Bluetooth technology uses low-power radio technology for wireless transmission. All radio technologies are subject to interference from other products using radio technologies commonly used in offices.

Therefore, under certain conditions, you might experience some performance degradation if you install many Jabra GO headsets in one location or if there is interference from other radio technologies. For Bluetooth, those performance degradations are typically the result of interference from other Bluetooth products including Jabra GO products and from WiFi networks. Performance issues manifest themselves as audible clicks and pops but will very seldom prevent headset operation.

The following rules of thumb will help you plan a high capacity installation to minimize interference and to ensure an optimal audio performance (a high quality audio based on a signal-to-noise consideration).

If you install fewer than 25 Jabra Bluetooth headsets in one area, you are advised to separate headset bases so that they are at least 1 – 2m apart.

If you install more than 25 Jabra GO headsets in one area, then you should observe the following conservative planning assumptions (valid for Bluetooth class 1 operation):

#For 26 – 81 Bluetooth headsets in one area, ensure on average 4m2 – 16m2 per headset (2m – 4m base-to- base separation).

#For 82 – 169 Bluetooth headsets in one area, ensure on average 16m2 – 25m2 per headset (4m – 5m base- to-base separation).

#Above 169 Bluetooth headsets in one area, ensure minimum 25m2 per headset (minimum 5m base-to-base separation).

The planning assumptions are conservative in the sense that they assume users are on call 100% of the time. In many cases, 50% is a better assumption, even for some contact centers, while typical office planning assumes 10-15% call time. This reduced on-call time has an impact on the planning assumptions. If the users are on call less than 50% of time, use the following rules of thumb:

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26 – 81 headsets:

2m2 – 8m2 area, 1.4m – 2.8m separation

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82 or more headsets:

12m2 area, 3.5m separation

• Use of the headset’s power save mode is recommended for a high capacity installation.

The area referred to above depends on the building layout. It could be an open space office, or a set of collocated offices separated by lightweight walls. Offices far apart, say >100m apart, or shielded by heavy concrete walls should not be considered as one area. The above planning figures are valid if most users are near their bases (<3m distance). If most users are >5m away from their bases, you should roughly double the recommended area.

In all cases, you should check whether a WiFi network (in particular 802.1 b, g, n type of network) is used. If WiFi is heavily used, you may need to reduce the number of headsets to ensure satisfactory WiFi performance. Using more than 20 Bluetooth headsets with 100% call time in an area where WiFi is heavily used needs a proof-of- concept installation.

Practical customer cases indicate that Bluetooth headsets scale very well in high capacity deployments.

7.12 Managing Bluetooth Connections and the Pairing Table

Making and changing Connections

The headset is able to maintain up to two connections (typically to a mobile phone and Jabra LINK 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter). If you want to connect to a third device that is already paired with the headset, then turn off the headset and the unit you wish to disconnect, then turn on the new unit to which you wish to connect and turn the headset back on again.

Another way to change the connection is to manually pair or re-pair the headset with any device not currently connected (it does not matter if they are already in one another’s pairing tables). See also Section 7.4: Using the Headset with Other Bluetooth Devices.

Clearing the Bluetooth Pairing Table

When you pair two Bluetooth devices, each device adds the other to its own internal pairing table, thereby enabling the two devices to connect to one another and use encrypted communication. The Jabra GO headset is able to hold up to 8 devices in its pairing table. If you add a ninth device, the headset will automatically remove an item from the table to make room for the new one. In this case, an item is selected for removal based on the time at which it was last used — the item whose last use was the longest time ago is removed.

You can also clear the entire pairing table manually. To do so, use the Jabra PC Suite. See Chapter 5: Installing and Running the Jabra PC Suite for more information.

After clearing its pairing table you must re-pair the headset to each relevant device: See Section 7.4: Using the Headset with Other Bluetooth Devices for details.

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Contents Jabra GO Important Warnings and Safety Information Travel Charger and Jabra Link 350 USB BluetoothManaging Bluetooth Connections and the Pairing Table Daily Use Calling, Answering and Hanging UpStoring the Headset and Jabra Link 350 USB Pairing the Jabra Link 350 USB BluetoothJabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter 11.1Jabra GO Travel Charger features Jabra GO Headset featuresJabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter features IntroductionIntellitone Noise-Exposure Protection Important Warnings and Safety InformationRead the Safety Guide Protecting your Hearing with SafeTone Protection level Criteria for selectingCare and Maintenance Other SpecificationsPackage Contents Product OverviewHeadset Diagram Multifunction button answer/end call, among other functionsOptional Accessories Extra Jabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth AdapterJabra GO 6400 series accessories System Setup and Connections Charging the HeadsetAssembling the Headset Pairing the Headset with Your Mobile Phone Constant yellow light Jabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter Setup and ConnectionConstant green light Slow-flashing green lightInstalling and Running the Jabra PC Suite Headset Visual and Audio Indicators Headset Controls and IndicatorsGesture name How to make it Daily Use Calling, Answering and Hanging UpHow to make a call Standard Mobile Phone DialingVoice-Activated Mobile Phone Dialing How to answer a call Calling through a SoftphoneControlling the Speaker Volume and Microphone Hanging upSwitching between Your Phone and Headset Last Number RedialManaging Call Collisions and Call Waiting Using MS Office Communicator with Your Headset Listening to MusicAssembling or Changing the Wearing Style How to Wear the HeadsetJabra GO Headset Attaching the Ear Hook for either EarUsing the Headset with Other Bluetooth Devices Replacing the EarbudHeadset visual indicator Headset Controls and SignalsAudio signal tones Touch panelFunction Tap Double Press Long Press Headset Signal Tones State or event Tone description SampleChoosing Voice or Tones for Target indicators Headset Visual Indicators LEDHeadset visual signals and their meanings Staying within Range Battery Indicators and RechargePOwer save mode Microphone Noise BlackoutHigh capacity Jabra Go Installations Clearing the Bluetooth Pairing TableMaking and changing Connections Using the Travel Charger Charging the Headset with the Travel ChargerCommunicating with a PC Purpose of the Jabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter Jabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth AdapterJabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter Diagram Activity indicators LEDs USB plug Multifunction buttonJabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter Visual Indicators Adapter Status LED SignalJabra Link 350 USB Bluetooth Adapter Multifunction Button Function Tap PressFAQs and Troubleshooting Why doesn’t my computer detect the USB Bluetooth Adapter?What is the range on the Jabra GO 6430? Is it possible to listen in on calls with the Jabra GO 6430?USA and Canada Getting AssistanceEurope Asia/PacificTechnical Specifications HeadsetHeadset Hearing Protection Headset Battery Jabra Link 350 Bluetooth AdapterMaterials and Allergies Certifications and Safety Approvals Travel ChargerProduct Disposal GlOSSARY USB Bluetooth adapter Softphone driverWideband audio Type GO6400HS/END001W RevB